Custom Widget Area 1

Please login and add some widgets to this widget area.

Custom Widget Area 3

Please login and add some widgets to this widget area.

Design, Content Portability & the Information Hierarchy

There are many ways to say the same thing.

I designed and coded these examples for my students to demonstrate the idea of “portability of content”, to get them thinking about the information hierarchy and simultaneous uses of data in layout design.

For each design, there are the same 7 sections in the information hierarchy (shown below). The HTML in each of these designs is 100% the same (all that changes is the CSS).

Here are the 7 sections in the information hierarchy:

1

Corcoran College of Art + Design

2

John Carmody

3

Fall Semester 2012

4

  • interactive WEB design I
  • interactive WEB design II
  • junior studio GRAPHIC design
  • documentary AUDIO design
  • senior thesis DIGITAL media design

5

John Carmody

  • CV website
  • video website
  • audio website

6

School

  • corcboard
  • tutorials
  • email

7

Choose A Theme

  • invitation
  • decay
  • mishmash
  • Steinweiss LP
  • blade runner
  • iPad
  • swiss
  • the bleakness
  • television kills
  • back in the ussr
  • notebook
TAGGED WITH:

  • Deep-Zoom Image: The Five Points, 1827

  • Photo: No More “Breakfast All Day”

  • Custom T-Shirt Designs

  • CSS Grid: Print-To-Web Experiments

  • Slaughter On NY Avenue

  • Frame By Frame Animation

  • National Press Foundation

  • The Corcoran Gallery of Art – Interactive Exhibition Kiosk

  • Resolution No. One

  • The Cary Group

  • Interactive Genealogy Museum

  • Interactive Story Map: Family Burial Plots

  • You’re My Thrill


Client Case Study:
The National Press Foundation

I was hired to build the National Press Foundation a brand new website featuring a state-of-the-art digital asset management system allowing the foundation to deliver streamlined interactive educational experiences to the national and international journalists making up its target audience.

READ MORE about the interesting, successful NPF project